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He told BBC Radio 4 that Labour’s policy to stop illegal migration would be “rather more mundane”, and that rather than "wasting political capital" on Rwanda, Labour would want to put money in a “police unit” working across it.
Source: https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/rishi-sunak-scrambling-avoid-major-defeat-rwanda-bill
I’d rather put money in rural communities.
Source: https://www.legit.ng/politics/1555361-good-4-years-useless-2-term-akwa-ibom-gov/
Not only is interest treated as an expense, but costs and depreciation can be written off and potentially save you income tax and put money in your pocket.
Source: https://thegrizzlygazette.com/business/property-ownership-can-transform-your-financial-future/
“Stopping smoking will not only improve their health and put money in their pocket, but also significantly increase the chances their children will grow up to be part of the smoke-free generation.”
"We have a little pay-it-forward jar, and people always put money in it.
Source: https://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/food-truck-finds-forever-home
Yes, they could have put money in to restoring this iconic sign and True Landmark instead of the Spirit poles which was such a waste and any of the other ridiculous projects that were a waste of money.